South Bend News-Times, Volume 35, Number 321, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 17 November 1918 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES IE COFFEY TO SOLDO DIES OF PNEUMONIA r Interrupt Quick Movement of Gun Thanksgiving Day will be a Patriotic Day The day is always more pleasantly spent if you know you are well attired. The New in Millinery Fur and fur trimmed Hats will be in great evidence. See our display. Demand for Jury Results in Case Being Taken Higher Up. Cpl. Howard VV. Dietrich Succumbs to Disease in France, Sept. 27. ; '. rJ

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I'M ward Cnt'y, u-ho'o place at l.'oV. Washington v' ., was demolished y the police nr.on Thursday, will r Tr:-J tri the s-'t. J-,--ph rirti.it out! i: ?. rh.irp' of having th' irl.iwfu! poss-.-- ion of lienor to -a. , In r;y rrurt Saturday morning 'o?f -. attorney- m-k-1 fr.r a trial v Jury- After t on -u !t ing w ith A --r. 'hkf of Poll.- - -i-ly. Artini,fro.. T . I. Xmcth a nno:i nc-'l that he. oe apriin.-t Co'fey !n the ity -ourt would Jp dls:n i.el anrl That it e.'ould p.. imm dl it ly r T; 1 f I in the ireui court. "f am not rroirig to allow any -ar-f-. to h tri.fi by Jury in th" f ity 'ourt;' declared the assis;. nt chief f police. Will. am Tonkin. 70 J S. ' .iri 1.-1 f., am-t--d on rrt. lit for havlntr ihe unlawful pns.--sinn of II -uor, l-;i'lf 'l frailty to the se -ond count of th- athdait and was hn'd ?' Tt ! r!. The nolb-c found a l1" -ua)l"M J.rr..-'T; can Mbl with w hi-k !.uri'-.l in Tjnkin'.s yard. AI Pown-s anil T'arl Hartman, 'har-r'-d with speeding on W. U'hinjrton a'... n-ar the hi eh school til- i

miii'imic, ! n-i.i v arte noon, were 1 - . and roty and SI ami rosts- ' rrp. rtiv olv by Jh-Jlt" C.ilmtr. Harrln.nV father appeared jii court X-promi-ed to pani. h hi- son in aMi- ! tion to th- fin"', l y d"privir. c him of i th- iij-c of the family automobile for i : wo month.-. JRGES SOLDIERS TO MAINTAIN INSURANCE horp.e uT-, f,. sci'tiini of th Hr.; . Iii- f -a i 1 ' . r ii--. in arryir r o;:t its work 1 nid ti- it many soMirj-s and i are ilf.prdnL' their War !:is" i insur'nte Ium'.'iiiv" tl'.c rclitixes th.ernarneii as bentii'iarie hne failetj I to re M - iiisui anre cert i'icates from Wah:n;t'n Home cr 'ice oiticial. I Wisll tt i I'll pre-'-: Upon people that ! ";c!i artjnn is mtirep- n ri w a rra n t ei1 ind detriraental to tN ,es interests of the f,'htinsr nun and their loved :.lc-?. j Th" following statement expl lining 'he x.ilidltv fvf the inv ir ilicc, e en thorjirh no cert i:c: t e his l..n received, has, l,.-en is-ne.l by the local home service .section: "Ilerarse ,,t delay in rerei in' in--Uraine t 1 t i:ica t' . . many sobhet!eliee that tliey are paving for innrane protection whi h they nr" not leccivlnc This is incorrect. 'ov'rnment insurance is effective rearUIess .f the receipt of tht insurin'e cettiJlcate, provided piojor pplitatioti b is beon made and premiums are beincr paid. The c rtiflate is no part of the contract of insurance; it is merely evidence that !he 1 ontract eit. "Tlie bare-in of war rik inmirince of the treasury department Is nailint: insurance certi'icates aipidlv a po--ible. ''o date more 'ban two and a half million eertifi- : ates have sent forward ami (! daily output I constantly inrca.sitr. The bureau on war risb osuianc,. now p....- on its books more than na 0 ,n" of new ns'M .tcc" !" u !... It is urmecvarv to vrite to Wa -li in .:t on asktor o -ir tertiti.Mt". It will come iU d:.' eoui.- '. You do nut Heed the .ertiVate to prove th.:t you have Liken ,,nt lnMiram .r to prove thai ' oa .ie the b tu:,ciar' pauicd b n -oldie : or -a i'.ur. l.vr-' otbiarand t.'.an in tlie niil- . ary and n..al s'T.k ! of the nation 1. as ;he ptivilee and tin- oppituno. !.ai:;-- up to 1p,(mm of Fnclej -am'.s in-ur.ince. This nisuianee 1.- i i'i otecii.m for him and tor those f ii.'ii arc dear to him both for the! ,'i'N.eMT and for the future. j "If V"'u r a r. dative of a man x .th :!i ft- "!..t , i t 'i i , when !. n to j : o b a s, i n- o a r d a t y to h" ava.is himself of this n ' i 'fot et tion. and t h i ! ha- obtain d it, he hold - 3R0GRESS CLUB BOND SUBSCRIPTION $50.800 Th ' r d made ? v the I'-'ooress l;i' in the recent camp.n :n for Libtl Pond f the fourth is a aosi admirable and unn-'i tl one. The votnen of the (lib l..vo v i ; ! j i ..-d a t hei ow. names f,j- "avro v(ith f tli bonds .ind tin canvas--in r.o yet been c-ri p''.d TP.--ima-i:;! of the s i' -crint; r, s di ided iirotu .1 mmbr.s. which rcpre--ents "5 4 erc nt of tb-- lab's rnadhb'M'.t Tl:i'-e ;n charge of the amp i i 4t in ?h. -.-.i n i .. 1 1 i on hop o increa-e r h : yrr-r i-.re .ippie-

GREAT OLD REMEDY FOR SKIN DISEASES

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Roll of Honor lAtr.z Men I'rom Indiana, III i noi.s, Michigan. Ohio aiid Kentucky on Casualty L?ts. Tl. f' -llou ill ;MU:iltifS ;lic reported by. the 1 em ru.i iid i 11 y-ij-r.il of tlie Anici'. j i'an epe.it ii.n.iry frce : Killed in sie- j fi jij. JT7 ; lled of wound. lO; dl'-, i from i4' bb'lif ;iud etile!' causes, p!; (lied froia 1 ai:;d.irie ;i, eld.-nt. J: i i -. I . f disease, J7; vvoi!lllerJ HfVfiadv. '.'s; wotlTl'led. deirree iiadet-rniilieil, p; wo'Hided -'ifc'Utl, !s: mi-sin- in ;i (Inn, b'd. T d.il. '. , IvIM.KI IN ACTION. I I si;m;i:.v.Ts. J I Allen P.e w leip-,., Wt I'r.inUf"! t. ,rii ! la re Mi I in lev Swords, J'uster Iirk. ! ni- I .le.- .h'tnilii;;, I.it"ii. ( 1 Steven Koveil. IIibfr:.oU. Mi.-h. (s. ir I. lew cllv ii T.uiier, I.oekland. O. ! c(i:i'(h:als. -7 t 1 1 1 ridten. riiienjo, m. Tied Sullivan. St .Mary's, o. I oli 11 I la 11 ti , O.l, n;:u. III. -M u -lj ill N. lairru. '.er. Ottawa, 111. nnvAT i:s ;uloy (Mark, Altona. Midi. H il n i NoKem .. Ill Miirrv I.. !..ty, Spring I'.ay, 111. 'Tide IlMinu'f ell. Vale. Ky. Il'iiet U. Kjiiioiise, Kiiakakee, 111. Will Iura I.ederirerbrr. Jr.. Toledo, o. .laiars (Mieshire. CU- el.uid. (). Aloi.o ; I'itc h. ltl .eher. Ind. Iliirxe.v ;.irnt. .Mirbn. '-itt ". Ilirvev. I'.edferd, Ind Cr; nk II. Ibiaeeke. New At la ns.' 111. 1'a.ste; MHJee, 'ol in 1 1 11 s, Ky. I l.ui'ni.'.n I'. irkley. Il.iiiiersville, o. Wlllbun It. r.isla.j. St. Johns. Mich. IV. -d C.i uipl.ell. Coiuiw ;iy. Mi'h. Trunk 1 ej.ii 11. Ithara, '.Midi. Ildward llpjdev. Wvandotte. Mbdi. 1 rank Mab- ki. I ldea-o. 111. Jaeoli P. I I.i Ii Ii I , I ria '.;', Ind. M-lvll!e Hew,., .Ush1!m. ( . I. ouis I'latt. ru'.a-;.. 111. Alva A. Porter. S.n-fny, t'lireine K. Smith, aiiesvllle. O Walter Ildward Miller. Ifttssellville. O. Jaitie 4. (ii.h. ;r-en lirove, Kv. Adtdf Siu.lek, St I. outs. 111. Karl S.ivxe'ky, Kewiniiee. III. tlhi 01 uniMi- i;i;ci:ivi:i) in ACTION. Capt. Caintibdl Pnrke. .exlnstnn. Ky. I I IICTI IN AN ITS Harold C. s, din It:, r. Uiver Firet, 111 bor.'e 1. Harri-, '''ranklin, Kv. si:k;i:ants. Kdw.ird A ilinrlas. Clibv uo, 111. ben Sfiuiubrv. 'liba'o. 111. COWPOHAI.S Carl II. Seeivst. Caldwell. i, James p. .In kson. ypd'.aiu. .Mih. l.'lMard :5. Klomp. Hamilton. Mich. Claieioe liny McCartney, rindlay, (). ba.vinoioi porter, Pevindds. Ind. Harry k. ivnmuier. Alliance. O. Kol.md A Steil. -II. Carbon Hill. 1 John T.i ho -ski. Chii .'tso. Ill Charley I'. 'Mcmx, I'lers.ni. Midi. Adi i. in r.o-a.'il. (Mii. atro. HI. I'en ibl C. Hran. .Mi-li.iw aka, Ind. bis Harris. Iaion, 41 l ied W illi. 1111 Koivi nborii. Newark. I Artlarr II. Kairan. K .koino. Ind I lliroid M. Svhiieifhr. r.entoii Il.irbar. I Ml. !i Ildwa-d .. Kni. ry. Lit. ,ield. Ill ! .bi'uier borne Kiio. b r! v. Mil h. ri::v.Ti:s " . ; Walter P.. Itrandt. C. .:. 111. blv,:i!.l J. P.iirUiarf . New Chicago HI. bii-'l-ie K. Cassldy. I'ilmore. 111. ;. .! '. N. I ! keV. C.ldi . i b'lpli bri kson. (;e!i.".'. III. J a ''I h V S nit h. ttoville. (. I'r.'d I! Jan-'oii. Nokemis. Ill II -II if Johnson. Stainjdpir Iroiind. Kv. nip.. K. Md.inid, N.'w,n-tl". Ind. Ilaiold M.don... I 1 1 riot. Vl.ert II. May... n,,k Park. Ill .. sennit Mi-.-ien i.-7. Chlcio. 111. Aai;.liii M Moore Tobi. Kv. Ai.fii! N I'aice. Sh-l!i. Mh h. Henry s. -hroeib-r. ultiev. 111 Matt Wilkinson Liberty. Kv. Josejdi p. Wirt h. ChicjiV,,. Hi. N i ; i i , r : - i Witten. I.oi.ix in,. Ky. I.awrero-e Wolfe. Hctroif Midi V II Nlll.ll M'VIJtlJ V. I. 'cut. John 11. Sk waiter. Kanas. ( i:i:;i:.i.ts Tlirrv H. Ha:Tn. Ft W.wne. Ind. Harry 1 rhlll!;-s. Bedford. Ind "pl. John p. rure (larritv, Mi! m. 111. im;i a ms. IM-di ir.l P.r.-w a. Chl. -iu-o, m. Arnold II. Hawk. Columbia City. Ind. Hir:v II Keest-v. I.!inU.ni. O I'i" ard r.errv. Ko.-kf.o d. 111. ' -lfred I. hi nk, Miirtlas I'erry. O. Harry .1. V.rnoy. Saar";, Mi. h A!".'i!vli r lM.-rea. Ail: me... n Jo-eph I'erPiTie. WM: i f eerv o r Mi.-h. '!' J Jriffiti. H 'vno Citv. Midi. C,..r-e Herthel. I'lluivin. Ind Cirl I" INhlor. r.-.irl City, 111. T r.iv t-'ii, i:rdit"u n Wt'.l:-:n J Pl'.-e, C'dcao.' in r-intn II P-IrT Ann Ar'o.r. Ml-h II ira; b .h'f,. I. ine.;,,. Ill c.-.C. Ib'.-ri-on We.-ter. Cliiip.n. Ind. An-j'ist 1 1 Zternann. Chi-'.-ic". 111. :tb.it-'r. nt f our tr.uible. and : :..t;! make you entirely well, l-'ifty -ns ago S. S. S. was discovered -if.-l given p. süfferin. mankind. lv:ring t!;is j't-riod ;t h.is ;roen Its remarkable "irati e properties as i '. b"-'d t:i ::.. : and to:.;r. and has re'.,l t lio-j-amis of cases of disease i . a by poor or impure blood, and -b.ionir or inh-rite,l hl-.od disease. Voa art relieved, but you must tau' S. S s. Take it If only pimp! - appear for they denote bad t ' '.'ii. and may follow'd iy the j s ::f- nv.L-s from tertann:; skin eriip. j ti. ::s. Th''i foir b.- s.;n. Ibn't takej t'i ..'it s i!ir.': '..- lotions. If oiirs! 's a .-prcial c.ii". write fr Xpert tv.imIi-.i! a.b. !(-. A.blr ss Medical Ii-i in tor. 4Ci Swift Itboratory. Atlanta. " Advt.

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WILL GIVE SOUTH BEND VIVID REPORT ON WORK OF THE RED CROSS Ir. Arthur J. Francis, one of the ablest orators in th' country, has returned from Kuropc, where he W;1S s'n llJ' lnf' N,;iti,)nal Hetl Cross 10 stmiy us Jieraiions. He Is now making a tour of the :'V principal chapters in the Ktate of -Indiana to inform the members of the Keel Cross concerning the work whnh they have been ho loyally supporting Dr. Francis will speak on Wednesday venine;, Nov. 20. in the hish school auditorium. His address will be illustrated with a three reel motion picture of scenes of Hed Cross activities In Furope. Many of these pictures were taken durinir the actual time of titjhttnar and will ejve a vivid display of the lied Cross in action. Xo admission will be charged and no appeal for money will be made. The members of the Ited Cross of the St. Joseph chapter are to be the quests on this occasion of the National Ited Cross. The workers in the local surgical ilrrssinK department will act as ushers for the occasion. The public is cordially invited to hear this .creat orator. Albert Leslie IMnkst.ai. St. Joseph, Ky nol.NilLl IN ACTION, DUtiKIlK IN ii:ti:kminkii. SllIUHIANTS Oliver oVnddl Keue, rdouinin;trn. III. l'otiald J. .Mcintosh. Chicago III. COKl'OKAl.S. Ardiie S. Tuihis. Cornliiiiil. Ill Ildward 1. Wempidf, (Mii-;io. HI. Joseph John (JoliU. Chi.-uiT'h HI. Key lta, Crete. Ind. Uli U. Stivkrod. Iiid peuleuee, Ky. l'KI VA'l K'S. Nutlian Albert. Akron. (. John A. Honiiell. I.auioüle. 111. Stanley Ciukus. hica vjo, HI. I Ixie Iow nhain, Mlw !. lint. Haiihd K H.dti. Shephard. Mi. h. Joe Uiowti, ( hi. ago, III. Mdvln A Flt h. hh ao. HI. Tetijus Havener, lbd.ert. III. Louin Ilendri k. (ireericastb. Ind. Key L. .lacks. n, Stou Fort. Ill Yinc nl. II. Ka inki. Clor. III. I'.eti Keetmi. Van l.ir. Ky. James K'dster, Chicago. Ill Samuel M. Le.ivell, Junction. III. Karl Leis. Lorain, Hnirv .Miinville. Alpena. Mich. I.e. i 1'. Ober. Clin iun.itl. o. Mvelette II I'hblips. St. Joseph. HI (Jecrge Anson Khit'. Fit'-eii. -Mi. li l.'Schard (scar I.uudln. Kockfard. 11'.. I'eter i. .Mietiaeis. . Chb-atra. 111. Ih'iijjMin Mv:iik, Augusta. O. .fo-eph ('.Nella. Sajrinaw. Mbli. I.e. II. I'onlson. Warren. (' John Kussell. .ilpiiruls. I nl. DIU) OF AC CIDENT A N I OT1IKK CAIM.S. "pi. It I Kr W. Vernatti. Granite Citv, Iii. I'vt. Lciav llarritik't 'ii. Vpsll.ratl. Midi. IIKI Ol' AIi;iI.NK ACTIPF.NT. I.i-at. 1'ercy C. Ilrtovn, l'.-iitlac. Mich, l'vt. Lewis Fppert. Coil P.p.fT. lud. nir.o or iii:k. St-rgt trlle l,u,t..r. Ihirn-bfirs. Ill- i oow Art.iur 1. lbuiaaJ. l'.riio tou. ! jvV IT.IVATMS. I'.m ;i!ts, akwoa.l. (. Ant .Iii. I.'!i.i. r.r.-ullev. o UU tiar.I ltnpp..l(l, r"'lv : n ., O. .I'Ui Ith .tnnlii. Ca'si.il. Kv. 'h.ii .1i;im -.i.ler. HI HirniiiL'ten. 111. tifiri- ScLniHi:, l'rairie !u Kvx.'lior. Ill Ibivld Sii ln. Kimiiitll. Ky Ada in Wilson. Ir.ntn. UOl'M)i:i LI(.IITIA ;.::uier John Nardtriu, St I jimrr, Mi. rui a ri;s. Trunk r.nmlerkl. r;- el.iu.l. O. I-ra.-l II i ; r.tn v'r, IlV. v-rtou, Mlh. I.'l.n !iiecr. rtiniunstl. O. l'ruj i-jl, Uleiictie. III. mi -mm. in action. i'i:pm:ai.s. I'ewltt IbMi-;. Wn!.'rn Spring-. 11! (jor-rtf r. J. n.s, Atti- i. I'ltlVA TITS. Ar-Iii- It ll.;iiw'!it. l.lverp.I. O. lliü . r ll..!t. bit a iro. III. eo. ...liiere, in.i. ii'Mi.i u ii ini.aaj,-f, n-rri' liauit', Jliu. 'a-: 1" PPt-r. rm!!h.i!. H.iii.uuia II. U'P.Haini. WaiiVMii. II!. (Y'iri-- J Newbv, Ia'ai!Ivrt. IuI. Try NEWS-TIMES. Want Ads I

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ne AH Bar Fixtures Must be Out by Thursday Night Mayor Carson Orders Former Saloons Dismantled and Closed Up. Assuming personal charge of the conduct of the police department for the time being. Mayor Carson Saturday morning issued .sweeping orders to his two chiefs of police. Chief Kline and Asst. Chief 'Caidy, to see that all saloon fixtures are removed from places where former Faloons were conducted by Thursday i nii,-ht at 0 o'clock and that the places I close up at once. ! The mayor instructed the two chief to notify every former sa- ! loonkeeper in the city at once to i take out the fixture In their places of business, and to warn them that j if they arc not removed by Thursday night, the police will serve them as 1 they did Ialward H. Coffey. 110 W. Washington av., Thursday noon. Asst. Chief Cassidy left police headquarter. at 11 o'clock Saturday morninj; to carry out the mayor's orders. The lirst place he visited was Tony Harrett's place on Center .st. Barrett was told to lose no time in removing the fixtures from the Owl and to close up at once. From the Owl, Mr. Cassidy wert to Osborne's place on W. Washington av., near where Coffey's place wa- located, and notified the proprietor to have the fixtures out of his place by Thursday nii;ht or the police would hack a van up in front of the door and take the fixtures out themselves. Every former saloon In the down town district xvas xiited by Ass;. Chief Cassidy by noon, and at each place the same orders xvere given. Mayor Carson declared Saturday morning that the laxv in South Bend is to he enforced. He maintained that he had endeavored in the past to enforce the new prohibition laxv, and that he is now through with former methods, and would resort to the most drastic kind in order I that the enforcement of Jhe law In j the city be maintained, j "Houses of prostitution if they are I not voluntarily closed up xvlll he ! served in the same manner in xvhlch Coffey's place was served on Thurs day." declared the mayor. "These places must close up at once." he continued. "Of course they can't pet the fixtures out on the instant, but they can close up at once. I understand that a number of the placs hive already closed. "I have tried to enforce the law against the unlawful sale of liquor, and now thi t it' seems that former methods would not obtain the desired results, I am going to remove any possibility of law violations of this kind by closing tip these places." TO GET LABELS FOR CHRISTMAS CARTONS According to a telegram received at Ited Cross headquarters from R. R. Bourne, manager of the Iikf? division of the Ited Cross, blank label will he received by Nov. 21 by the local chapter for sending Christmas cartons to those boys whose nearest relatives ha" received no label. They will he required to certify that they are the nearest relatives, that they have re-ooivc-d no l ibels, and that no other . ..... , , , t'ox will be sent to the boy. As announced previously, the time for mailing boxes has been extend ed until Nov. ."0. DELEGATES T0REP0RT I AT WESTMINSTER CHURCH A service of unusual interest arranged for the morninjr hour ft the V stinintter Presbyterian ehurch Sunday. L. 1. Hardy and A. 12. Martin were delesrate to the Presbyterian men's ronvt-ntian held in Indianapolis and they will make a report of that occasion. Mr. Hardy will speak on the subject: "Th New I!ra Movement Plan." and Mr. j Martin will treat as his subject: 'A iChallens - to the Church." The , ' general public Is invited. Send your films for developing a"';. and printinf; to Schilling's. 96:C-17

Mrs. Charles V. Dietrich of rural route No. 3. South Rend, was notified

by the war department Trlday that hrr son, Cpl. Howard W. Dietrich, headquarters company, tirst Held artillery brigade, had died In Franc1 j of pneumonia Sept. 2 7. I Cpl. Dietrich, who enliste.- in i fouth Bend in June. 1917, had ; been in France since last November. In May he was promoted to a corporal. ! The younfr soldier took an active ! part in many of the preat battles of the pat summer and was frequently cited for courageous conduct and bravery in action, and on June 9 voluntarily left his shelter and faced an extremely heavy f.re to rescue a wounded otficor who had fallen on the battle field. For thte valorous deed he was awarded the distinguished service medal. Cpl. Dietrich was 22 years old and is airvived by his mother and a brother and sister, Clarence and Frances, both of whom are at home with the mother. His father was trustee of German township at the time of his death last spring. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From Records of Indian UtiU mad Ijoaa Co. Frank A. Borst, unmarried, to Vernon C. Hastings, lot 180, in X. V. addition South Bend, Ind., $1. Julius Schiller and wife to Vernon C. Hastings, $1, part of lot 3 in Alfred Brothers' land, platted for taxation, now in city of South Bend. Clara E. Nimtz, single, to Vernoti C. Hastings, $1, lot 67 in proposed plat of Meadowbrook farm subdivision. Halleck D. Van Pelt and Ada C, his wife, to Vernon C. Hastings, $50, lots 15 and 16 in Schroederville in the city of South Bend. J. H. Kelsey and Nellie, his wife, to Vernon C. Hastings, $1, lots 13 and 16 in Schroederville, Clay txvp., St. Joseph county, Ind. Charles Wiegand and Bena, his wife, to Fred Beron. $ : 2 5 . lots , 24, 25 in block 2, in Bechtel'a first addition to town of Wyatt. St. Joseph Loan and Trust Co., guardian, to Williard G. Johnson, $182.28, part of lots 5 and S, as shown on reed, plat of Johnson's subdivision. Theron K. Parker and Karl R., her husband, to Kdwin C. Witwer, $1, lots 2 and o, as shown on reed, plat of Basil Rupel's addition to city of South Bend. Harry O. Schock as trustee, to i Frank C. Toepp, $1, part of lot C6 of ; the O. P. of the town, now city of South Bend. Elizabeth Elliott, single, and of lawful age, to Franklin M. Boone, $1, part of lot 63 In Chapin place addition to city of South Bend. CHAUTAUQUA DIRECTOR TO SPEAK HERE NOV. 21 Arthur E. Bestor, director of the Chautauqua institution of Chautauqua. N. Y.. and at present also affiliated with the national council of era I meeting of the Progress club to be held on Saturday, Nov. 21. in the club rooms. Mr. Bestor has chosen for his subject "Mobilizing the Mind of America," and his training as a lecturer on political problems and international affairs at a prominent university, as well as his experience as executive head of the great Chautauqua system, enables him to present his topic in a forcible and authoritative manner. He is brought so constantly in touch with all social, political and Intellectual movements of the nation In his official capacity as director of one of the greatett factors of popular education, thut his opportunities are illimitable to sound the mind of the American people, as it is evidenced by the men and women who at home and abroad are shaping the thought and activities of our times. The coming to South Bend of Mr. Bestor will he welcomed by all who enjoy hearing a xvell informed man present a timely subject. APPOINT TWO NEW CITY POLICEMEN Martin J. Drajus, lniu W. Dunham St., and James V. Hardenbrook. $14 S. Carroll st., have ben appointed members of the polic- department. Hoth men were formerly employed by the Studehaker corporation. The board of safety has accepted the resignation of Ildward W. Klink from the fire department. GREAT QUANTITIES OF PROPERTY CARRIED OFF AsAiite.l Pre Srvbe: WITH THK AMEILICAN FoHCES IN FIIANCK. Nov. 1. Great quantities ..f civilian property are hein?r carried away by the retiring Hermans, according1 to Lieut. M. K. I'ckwooJ and Lieut. D. C. Ik-be of the loth aero squadron, who returned to the American front today after hein? prisoners in the hands of the Hermans fr ten days. The I aviator were hot down No'. 4th. in th - region of Tanr.ay. east of Rethel. and were released by the (Jermans on Thursday, Catholic story bo..ks by tli laten authors, a Schilling's. AdvL ?6o0-17

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